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FINES ACT 1996 - SECT 101B
Reviews by Hardship Review Board
(1) The Hardship Review Board may, on an application by or on behalf of a
fine defaulter, review a decision by the Commissioner with respect to the
following-- (a) the making of, the failure to make or the varying or
revocation of, a work and development order,
(b) the making of, or the
failure to make, a time to pay order,
(c) the writing off or the failure to
write off, the whole or part of, an unpaid fine.
(1A) The fine defaulter must
be a natural person.
(2) A fine defaulter may not make more than one
application under this section in relation to the same fine.
(3) The
Hardship Review Board may determine the procedure for a review and may conduct
a review in the absence of the parties.
(4) The Commissioner may suspend
enforcement action against a fine defaulter who makes an application under
this section but is not required to do so unless given a direction under this
section.
(5) The Hardship Review Board may direct that enforcement action
under this Part against a fine defaulter be suspended pending its review, if
it thinks it appropriate in the circumstances.
(6) On a review, the
Hardship Review Board may direct the Commissioner to do any one or more of the
following in respect of the fine defaulter on such terms as the Board may
direct-- (a) make, revoke or vary a work and development order,
(b) make,
revoke or vary a time to pay order,
(c) write off, in whole or in part, an
unpaid fine.
(7) The Hardship Review Board may give a direction under this
section if it thinks it is appropriate to do so having regard to the
circumstances of the fine defaulter and the matters set out in section 99B,
100 or 101 (1A) (a) and the guidelines issued under section 120, as the case
requires.
(8) The Hardship Review Board may exercise its functions under this
Act in conjunction with any functions that the Board may exercise under the
State Debt Recovery Act 2018 or the Taxation Administration Act 1996 .
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